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LatestCorporate Compliance 4 October 2026

India Updates: Pay Commission Data, Gratuity Rulings, EPF Changes, and Election Schedule

The government has submitted essential data to the Eighth Central Pay Commission, while the Supreme Court rejected a university appeal on gratuity calculations. Fiscal reforms are credited with strengthening the economy, and the EPFO warns that outdated employee details cause claim rejections. A new wage‑ceiling hike may affect September salaries, Rajasthan Panchayat polls are slated for four phases starting Oct 23, and audit‑report filing deadlines have been extended. Additional notifications cover CBT syllabus for Group B posts, Coal India wage negotiations, and a Bombay High Court order on gratuity and leave encashment for OBC staff.
  • 8th CPC data submission – Updated wage and pension information submitted to the Eighth Central Pay Commission. Read more
  • Supreme Court gratuity ruling – The court dismissed Rajasthan Agricultural University's appeal on gratuity calculation. Read more
  • Economic reforms – Fiscal prudence and infrastructure investment are credited with bolstering India's economy. Read more
  • EPFO claim issues – Outdated employee details and errors top reasons for PF claim rejections. Read more
  • Wage ceiling hike – EPFO's new wage ceiling may lower September take‑home pay for many workers. Read more
  • Rajasthan Panchayat polls – Elections to be held in four phases starting Oct 23, 2026. Read more
  • Audit & tax filing extension – Timelines extended for filing audit reports and income‑tax returns for FY 2026‑27. Read more
  • Group B CBT syllabus – Notification issued for centralized CBT/TBT exams for promotion. Read more
  • Coal India wage case – Study examines minimum wage negotiations and bipartite bargaining. Read more
  • Bombay High Court gratuity order – Court allows writ for gratuity and leave encashment for OBC employees. Read more

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